UI/UX

Managing which schema change alerts your team receives is now easier than ever.

We've redesigned incidents from the ground up to help you identify the root cause with confidence and communicate with stakeholders with ease.

Metaplane has built a new way to manage your monitors, including improved filtering, bulk actions, and increased visibility into the status of your monitors.

Metaplane's new lineage visualization helps you prevent downstream issues, identify root causes, and spread data awareness across your organization.

Whenever a new table is added to an important schema, Metaplane can automatically add monitoring like row counts and freshness. Simply visit any schema page and enable this by toggling one of the auto-add test settings.

You can now see the number of open incidents on schemas, tables, and columns throughout the web application

Incidents help group together related failing tests so data teams can be the first to know about data quality issues.

Now you can add Metaplane tests right from table and column pages.

Our new homepage helps you get right to the data you're looking with a front and center search bar. You'll also see an overview of failing tests in your stack and the status of you integrations.

Metaplane now supports granular alert routing for custom tests. Simple visit the "Alerts" page, select "Set alerting rule" on your destination, and search and select your custom test.

Slack alerts now have a “Re-run test” button so you can manually check if an alert has resolved or if it’s still an ongoing issue.

You can now reset predictions for all the tests in one part of your warehouse with one click.

You can now apply bulk actions within the context of an entity page such as muting, changing the schedule, or disabling all associated tests.